Tesla delivered 121,619 vehicles to Chinese consumers in the fourth quarter, essentially unchanged from 120,576 vehicles in the third quarter.
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This represents a year-on-year increase of 1013 percent-1179 percent, and a quarterly increase of 17 percent-35 percent.
The sharp decline in gross margin was due to a huge hit of $803 million from inventory provisioning and loss of purchase commitments related to the accelerated phase-out of Li ONE.
Li Auto's fourth-quarter delivery guidance of 45,000 to 48,000 vehicles means it expects to deliver 19,914 to 22,914 vehicles in December.
"We expect a somewhat messy quarter due to accelerated phase-out of the Li ONE materially hurting margins," Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu's team said.
XPeng expects fourth-quarter deliveries of 20,000 to 20,100,000 units and expects fourth-quarter revenue of RMB 4.8 billion to RMB 5.1 billion.
The key to XPeng regaining relevance is winning back demand, and that could take several quarters, creating significant uncertainty heading into 2023.